DaChampIsHere
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My screen name was made from a rap group when I was 15Breh, look at your screen name, and the topics you talk about, the last person who should be criticizing anyone over ego is you. I can talk to everyone, it's a matter of choosing not to talk to everyone, that's what you don't seem to understand. That has nothing to do with ego or individualism, it's simply better for me not to waste someone else's time with false platitudes.
Society is fukked up beyond just individualism and ego, but your point falls apart without that so I know you'll ride that out for another 10 pages. My main problem has always been how selfish people are, you don't seem to be able to make the distinction between my disgust between people only going out for self, and why I have no problem with being introverted. They are not one in the same, but your brush has to paint broad because that's what you do.

You have an ego too breh, everyone does. Your's is apparent in this thread. All this "I only wanna talk about what I wanna talk about" reeks of some pubescent teenage phase y'all haven't passed yet. That phase teenage girls spend every minute arguing with their parents because "No one understand me
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Society is fukked up, but don't complain about it if you don't even wanna make yourself better. Again, you are just as selfish as the people you complain about, it's all through the thread.
i personally understand where champ is coming from
the sentiment is that acting as if a conversation must be "important" or "have a reason to start" is regressive because with that mentality you can shut out a people and opportunities that can have an important impact on your life.
In being an introvert, you can have a random person come up and talk to you and your first instinct would be just to say hi, and put your earphones back in or look away. For all you know though, that couldve been an opportunity knocking at your door.
I actually remember one instance where I was in the foodcourt of an office tower downtown I think for ScotiaBank. Anyways, a black woman was sitting down and I sat near her and she said hi after I settled in. I said Hi, and got right into my food. For some reason (i wish it happened earlier) I thought to myself minutes later, "shyt, for all i know this woman coulda been a human resources rep or a banker or something that saw a young black guy in office clothing and saw it as an opportunity to build a relationship and possibly help one of her own." This was of course after thinking that she wanted the dikk. Anyways, situations like that are where being a natural extrovert can be beneficial.
At the same time, there are situations where I'm sure extroverts may be considered annoying or overbearing. Too much of anything isn't good in my opinion. Theres always pros and cons so I dont see any as being better than the other. What's bad is those who arent willing to accept this fact.
Yeah man, that's all I'm saying. Especially when it comes to networking. Being an introvert will hamper you, and you'll miss out on opportunities your qualified for on paper, but not in person. You never know what people can do for you so always make the most of it.
Also, I think you'd all be surprised to know that a lot of people who you'd consider "extroverts", like quiet time as well, just not at the expense of social outings. I used to talk to a SOHH/Coli poster all the time and tell them about how I stayed up late (3-4 AM) just to get that quiet/personal time in.
A lot of "extroverts" do that. It just will not come at the expense of a social experience.
It's kinda like the equation for college: You can
1. sleep and study but not party/be social
2. sleep and party/be social, but not study
3. party/be social and study, but not sleep
Out of them 3 options, I'm choosin' not sleepin
Most extroverts are 
Society is fukked up beyond just individualism and ego, but your point falls apart without that so I know you'll ride that out for another 10 pages. My main problem has always been how selfish people are, you don't seem to be able to make the distinction between my disgust between people only going out for self, and why I have no problem with being introverted. They are not one in the same, but your brush has to paint broad because that's what you do.
You're Pecasso with that broad brush breh, painting up a storm of abstract art. 







I wouldn't have expected you to write this after some of the misguided things you've written about introverts in previous threads. This is good.